13 OTT 2020 · Ever felt "stuck" in a relationship? What can we do when our relationships feel stale or we feel trapped in them? How can we reconnect and rediscover our passion and joy in being together?

7 SET 2020 · How can we create sacred space (and time) in our crowded and busy lives? How do we maintain a sense of identity and rootedness in this transient world?

31 AGO 2020 · Join us as we discuss tips for educating our children, whether in a traditional homeschooling setting or supporting online learning during COVID-19 while also sharing stories of the challenges and successes we've had in educating our families.

22 AGO 2020 · Ever feel "stuck" in life, especially when it comes to your educational pursuits? Join us as we explore ways to push forward and discover the "new you" while also highlighting resources available to our Okinawa families.

17 LUG 2020 · A conversation between Chaplain Peter Ott and Ms. Tasha Smalls of MCFTB about building bridges between people of all cultures and ethnicities.

18 GIU 2020 · Join host Chaplain Adams as he concludes his discussion with couples about how understanding their love languages transformed their marriages.

18 GIU 2020 · Join host Chaplain Adams as he interviews couples about how understanding their love languages transformed their marriages.

9 GIU 2020 · On this episode of "Forever I Do," host Chaplain Adams continues his conversation with couples sharing the challenges they have experienced during deployments and the meaningful ways they stayed connected and made their marriage work during their physical separation.

9 GIU 2020 · On this episode of "Forever I Do," host Chaplain Adams joins couples in sharing the challenges they have experienced during deployments and the meaningful ways they stayed connected and made their marriage work during their physical separation.

1 GIU 2020 · Join Chaplain Ott from MCIPAC CREDO as he chats with Ms. Smalls and Mr. Green from MCCS Okinawa in a spirited discussion about faith and finances - how do we plan and budget for what really matters?